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Island Resort

Remote 4* Island resort

In response to the extreme natural beauty and untouched character of the site, the resort design is derived from a refined process aiming at reducing construction and usage impact. This sustainable approach reflected in facilities and infrastructure, uses relief and vegetation to provide 30 exceptional villas, panoramic and beach restaurants as well as a well-being and pool area. The geometry is simultaneously organic and controlled with a layering of woven timber skins creating spaces of varied atmosphere and openness merging with the trees.

Koh Tao, Thailand

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Da Costa Mahindroo

Da Costa Mahindroo Architects is based in London, Paris and Melbourne. The office was co-founded by Michel da Costa Gonçalves & Amrita Mahindroo

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DROO’s projects grow rich from our research focusing on new materials, innovative typologies and advanced modes of design and production. Our prospective work contributes to a variety of projects in Europe and Asia. Our award winning office builds on its broad experience in design, management and construction.

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